Iowa Republicans secure big gains in state legislature
The November election delivered a Republican sweep in Iowa, extending into the legislature with Democrats losing seven seats overall. Democrats add one Senate seat, while the House shifts to a Republican majority of 15 to 4 in the last assembly. Old members mostly won reelection. speakership remains contested between farm bloc and antifarm bloc interests.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
House
Senate
Lloyd Ellis
Exline
CG. H. Scott
Centerville
Elis
John Ethell
Bloomfield
D. Fulton Rice
Paranoosa County
Scott
Theodore CG
Blume
Crawford
Arthur Stockesbury
Davis
T. J. O'Connell
Dubuque
John Ryder
Jeel Lapley
Grundy
A. Ontjes
Sistemn
Geo. A. Miller
Shely
New Assembly
Catcusey
Boesker
EL J . Harrison
Pottawattamie
W. C. Edson
Buena Vista
Assembly
Columbia Quarter Is Star in Spite of Slight Weight
Albert Stringer, a 122 pound Columbia quarterback, shines under Coach Eddie Anderson. He returned a punt 30 yards and a punt from behind his own goal line to the Valparaiso 20 yard line, then caught Tom Wiley’s pass and ran 15 yards for the winning TD. St. Viator, outweighting Columbia by about 40 pounds per man, looms in Grant Park on Armistice Day.
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Columbia
College
Eddie Anderson
Albert Entringer
Valparaiso
Valpa
Tom Wiley
Anderson
Jillers
St. Viator College
Grant Park Stadium
Chicago
St. Viator
Iowans
Unclear county pairings listed in OCR segment
Readable lines show a long string of paired county surnames and initials such as Marshall Maxfield Mills Haney Mitchell Swanson Monona Berry Montgomery Anderson Muscatine Noble OBrien Smith Osceola unreported Page Powers Palo Alto Saunders Plymouth Held Pocahontas Rassler Polk Dutz Dilcott Pottawattamie Harrison Hub bard Paweshiek Mecllraeth Ringgold Napier Sac Quirk Scott Hansen Wagner Shelby Brown Sioux Venard Story iTroup Tama Wilson Taylor unreported Union Gripp Van Buren Blackfordt Wanello Graham Warren Craig Washington Bacur Wayne Williams Webster aAnderson Winnebago Hanson Woodbury Pritchard Forsling Worth Schulte Wright Ulsted, indicating a corrupted OCR list of paired regions or names.
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Marshall
Maxfield A Mills
Haney Mitchell
Swanson
Monona
Berry Montgomery
Anderson
Muscatine
Noble O'Brien
Smith
Osceola
Page—Powers
Palo Alto—Saunders
Plymouth—Held
Pocahontas
Rassler
Polk—Dutz, Dilcott
Pottawattamie—Harrison, Hubbard , Paweshiek
Mecllraeth
Ringgold
Napier Sac—Quirk
Scott——Hansen, Wagner
Shelby—Brown
Sioux
Venard
Story
iTroup
Tama—Wilson
Taylor
Union—Gripp van Buren—Blackfordt
Wanello
Graham Warren
Craig Washington—Bacur
Wayne—Williams
Webster—aAnderson
Winnebago—Hanson
Woodbury—Pritchard, Forsling
Worth—Schulte
Wright—Ulsted
State Educators Elect G. W. Kline as Committeeman
Iowa State Teachers Association elected C. W. Kline superintendent of east schools to a three year term on the executive committee at Des Moines. B. C. Bynn was chosen president. Other one year executive members include O. P. Flower, Mary Lord, H. A. Brown, J. P. Street, D. Fickerson, Estelle Coon, James Rae, and a Waterloo delegation highlighted by M. Wallace, W. H. Indra, Fred J. Kluss, and others from multiple districts and departments.
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C. W. Kline
East Schools
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Des Moines
B.C. Bynn
Lea Counly
Elacteddl
OQ P
Flower
Dubuque
Poweshick
Central Division
James Raa
North Central
Waterloo
Mr. Kline
M. Wallace
West Schools
WV. H. Indra
West High
Fred J. Kluss
Charles Hoffman
C. C. Dunsmoor
Ralph Sarif
M Hndora Carey
Matet Henderson
Fred J. Miller
Ast iWigh
Alice Hoselberger
Wlw. While
Junior
Arthur , Edwards
Don Harstbarger
C. &. Holzer
Hast High
Seven day air postal link planned between France and Argentina
International brief reports Swiss firms arranging a seven day air postal service between France and Buenos Aires via air planes. Other items note Barcelona police deaths during an attempted arrest of revolutionaries, Amnesty for wartime political offenders in Ireland, a near general strike in Austria, an Algiers earthquake with casualties, and a sulfur dioxide gas incident at a Fall River factory causing panic among workers.
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International
Paris
France
Buenos Aires
Barcelona
Dublin
Cosgrave
Vienna
Austria
Seipel
Bist
Algiers
Fall River
American Printing Company
Fire destroys Cheyenne air mail hangar and planes
Seven airplanes and the building housing them were lost when a fire broke out in Cheyenne early this morning. Officials estimate the loss at about 100000 dollars. no injuries were reported. The blaze started when an extension light sparked gasoline, spreading to six other planes and damaging the hangar’s electrical plant, halting early morning mail service until repairs.
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Cheyenne
Wryo
Tira
Weriye
Drouth in New York Follows Open Winter Forecast
New York November 8 drought persists across New York New Jersey and New England with nearly a dozen forest fires burning in varied locations. A hunter's charred body was found on a hillside near Haverstraw. A new 31 consecutive rainless day record was set in New York. Yesterday in Boston the warmest November on record with a 76 degree high. Providence and New Jersey show early signs of an open winter according to James Scarr of the weather bureau.
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York
New York
New Jersey
New England
Hudson River
Haverstraw
Providence
R. J. James Scarr
The
Weather Bureau
Ollow
Senate panel may not meet again before Congress
Telegraph Briefs notes the senate committee investigating campaign expenditures may not reconvene until the new congressional session. Across items, Rome discusses election results affecting Italy, Mexico receives Stanislaus Peskov for credentials, and New York forecasts low Thanksgiving turkey prices. A brief note reports three men driving to Iowa City to visit Harold Bagwell and attend a game today.
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Washington
Cecil Burgess
Robert Tabor
Charles Busby
Iowa City
Harold Bagwell
The Stickpin Paved the Way For a Simple Gift
A young man named Lancelot Griffin, hard up, digs up an old stickpin from a great aunt to buy a birthday present for Flora Gamwell. He purchases the pin from a pawnbroker, hoping to delight his beloved on her upcoming birthday.
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Lancelot Griffin
Lancelot
Flora Gamwell
Flora
Santis
Mora
Muntie
ABE MARTIN On Gettin Discouraged And Lint Sapp Postmaster
ABE MARTIN profiles Lint Sapp recently named postmaster of Tharp's Run after a three cornered battle. Sapp endured stern hardships and handicaps from rich indolent upbringing to business loss and personal illness, yet his indomitable will and perseverance led him to be the clever accommodating postmaster of Tharp's Run.
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Sapp
Tharp
Jess
O' Tharp
Pin of Destiny Drives Engagement Plot in Bogota Farce
A lively tale unfolds around Lancelot and Flora who plan marriage while Aunt Sophronia’s visit to New York promises a twist. Lancelot’s prized pin becomes a tool of penance and wealth as Flora, Sophronia, and family scheming collide, revealing loyalties and debts.
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Dranebottle
Schenectady
Sophronia
Flora
Lancelot
Chronia
Fiora
Henry Dames Wuld Gay
Mora
Horn
Lance
Cmedie
Nervane
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Fulton
Ellis
Dotts
Skromme
Stoddard
Clemmons
Benson Portieth
Hartman
Aunderson
Johnson Porty
Campbell
Breckenridge
Dean
Adair—Roberts Adams—Brnxter
Allamakee
Watrod Crawfeord—Blumon
Dallas
Rheinhart
Davis—Stockesbury
Decatur—Anderson
Delaware—Cole
Des. Moines
Matthews Dickinson—Johnson
Nubuque
O'Donnell
Ryder
Emmet
Fayette
Blake Floyd
Hill
Franklin—Rust Fremont—Latimer Greene
Higgins
Grondy—Lepley
X Guthris
Vincent Hamilton
G. W. Kline
East
E. C. Lynn Association
Cable Briefs
Drouth
He Irving King
Abe Martin
Cincinnati
Singry Falls
Teel
Cary
Lancetot
Jonnce
Flerg
Plora
Bogota
George
Sophonia
Mara
Lanner Tot
Lancelovs
Sandronia
Bidy
Leggett & CO
Rynearson & Koch
East Fifth Street
John M. Nix
Franklin St
Lawson
Jepkerson ST
West Side
Essex
Ford
Nash
Oldsmobile
Saxon
Bateman Motor Service Co
Mulberry St
FISH @ UNGER
Diamond Tire Distributors
Sycamore
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